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Josiah Ritchie

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An Ord Bot Hadron 3D printer with Panucatt's Azteeg X3 controller, Helios heated bed, j-head hotend and EZStruder extruder.
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Ord Bot Hadron

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ED (Electronic Discovery) is a toy meant to engage children at various levels in electronics and Arduino programming
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Why have a Happy Hacking Keyboard when you can have an Unhappy Hacking Keyboard. Real programmers only need a 1 and 0 key.
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An LED display showing visualizations and rendering data from a variety of TCP sources over the Open Pixel Control protocol
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Zip around on your own custom deck at lightning speeds. Never miss class again.
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Supplyframe has opened a Design + Technology center in Pasadena, CA!
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Using NFC NTAG203 tags as voting tokens
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Simple function generator using an AVR, built from parts I have lying around
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Crashspace Matt came up to with an idea for an LED enclosure we can then sew into hoodies. I said let's do it!
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See what it's like outside, without ever having to go outside!
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